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You're throwing away all your history in doing so. Personally I never want to delete emails from loved ones, which is where most of the storage ends up going an
by azinman2 5y ago
You're throwing away all your history in doing so. Personally I never want to delete emails from loved ones, which is where most of the storage ends up going anyway.
- fomine3 5y agoIs your mail box filled by lovely emails rather than newsletters/ads, really? Text emails could take small amount of volume. Maybe many photos are attached?
- azinman2 5y agoNewsletters & ads typically link externally to images rather than embed. I would guesstimate less than 10-20% of my storage (not total number of emails) is newsletters.
- samus 5y agoI agree that genuine exchanges with the people in your life should be kept. As well as anything about purchases, invoices, salary notes etc. But my point is that these days newsletters, spam, notifications, ads, etc. make up a huge part of many people's email traffic. If you are in the habit of exchanging a large amount of documents and pictures over email, a dedicated storage solution might be more appropriate. Work-related communication, as in freelancing, might deserve a separate mailbox that is kept clean of unimportant things.